Sugiyama makes triumphant return from Wimbledon

Sugiyama makes triumphant return from Wimbledon

NARITA, Japan - Ai Sugiyama, who snared the women's doubles title with her Belgian partner Kim Clijsters at the Wimbledon championships on july 6, speaks at a news conference at Narita airport upon her triumphant return to Japan on July 8. Sugiyama said with a broad smile, ''My soul searching, if you will, over the past few years has finally culminated into bringing a tangible form.''

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